Partnering with the Global Alliance

The Global Alliance envisions Partners as those organizations that share the GA’s values, vision and mission and therefore, have mutual interests in building a collaboration with the GA’s initiatives with a long-term perspective. They represent an array of organizations within, or adjacent to, the public relations and communication management profession. Therefore, partners may not only provide financial support for the achievement of the GA mission, but they may also contribute with essential thought leadership.

Depending on their area of interest, organizations can choose whether to partner with the Global Alliance supporting all its initiatives, or to focus their contributions on specific initiatives, such as:

the Global Communications Report, the world’s first ongoing global study of public relations and communication management practice run with the cooperation of the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the Holmes Report

Global Alliance Partners also have priority access to sponsorship opportunities at the World Public Relations Forum (WPRF), the GA’s biennial signature event where public relations and communication professionals from around the world gather to examine major issues affecting the profession and affected by the profession. This sponsorship is subject to approval by the WPRF Organizing Committee.

Partnership benefits

Benefits listed below are to be considered as a starting point for discussion to identify the Partner’s needs. The Global Alliance is open to build customized partnership packages based on ideal tailored solutions. The suggested minimum duration of the partnership agreement is one year. For more information on becoming a GA Partner, please contact info@globalalliancepr.org

In addition to customized partnership packages, the Global Alliance is also open to propose customized advertising packages for those organizations that are interested in reaching the international community of public relations and communication practitioners, but that are not willing to secure a long-term commitment with the GA.